Discipleship is simply helping other follow Jesus. We help others go from where they are to where Jesus wants them, which is increasingly submitting every area of our lives to his gracious Lordship. 

Who: Two to five South Side members of the same gender who desire to more faithfully follow Jesus in all of life.
What: Regular, intentionally Christ-centered relationships that meet to discuss a book of the Bible or a solid Christian book. See this list for several books we recommend. An average meeting will include catching up, asking questions of the Bible or book being read (see below for tips on reading together), updates on prayer requests, and prayer.
When: Every week or every other week for 45-90 minutes.
Where: Wherever. Coffee shop, over lunch, living room.
Why: To help one another follow Jesus, to build a culture of one on one discipleship, to work towards meaningful church membership, to hold one another accountable, to encourage our hearts, to build deep Christian friendships. Ultimately, to become more like Jesus for the glory of God.
How: Simply ask a friend or member if they would like to meet together and go through a book. Make it a goal to find another person once you are finished with that group. An easy way to start is by asking a fellow Home Group member or Bible Study member if you are in one.

Tips: If reading through a book, you can ask questions such as:
Was there anything insightful, new, unclear, challenging, convicting, disagreements, applications from the chapter you read?
Were there any key verses unpacked that we could read together?
What were the top three most impactful truths?

 If reading through a book of the Bible together, the following three methods can be used as tools to help you prayerfully engage the Word of God together: